01 / Natsumi Haiji site
The restored main hall has a wallof 709 clay Buddhas.
Natsumi Haiji was an ancient temple on a slope above the right bank of the Nabari River, estimated to have been built between the late 7th and early 8th centuries. The wall in the restored main hall, based on excavated pieces, combines 709 clay Buddha plaques of five types into a gold wall 2.8 m high and 2.1 m wide. The edge of an altar plaque carries an inscription of a cyclical year, estimated to be 694.
- National historic site, 1990
- Wall of 709 plaques
- Inscribed year: estimated 694